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PHOTOGRAPHY I YAEL LEDERMAN
FTL STORY I KYLE ISRAEL. ISABELLE LUMB
& ANDIE CORBAN
BOCA STORY I LAUREN SALAMON

In for rhe long haul, Pine CresL Lifers reminisce
the pasf 14 years fogefher af rhe Pine.
A Lifers are accustomed to the shocked reaction that accompanies the mentic
I I I " attending the same school for over a decade. In reality, though, Pine Cre
I I I - U much more than just a place where students learned their core subjects. F
/ % Boca lifers, Pine Crest is defined by a set of experiences that unified them
for the majority of their lives. At lunch, they ate the holy gift of the sacred
chicken patty and drank either chocolate milk or the absurdly fluorescent juice beverage known as A
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“iceberry blue.” They looked forward to having in-class celebrations for their birthdays, marching
around during Halloween parades, taking hayrides and passing blanketed bunnies during Fall jM STEVEN QHjfiVQNY
Fun Day, and receiving their designated destiny on a Field Day team. Some of them had
their early glory days playing kickball in the gym or singing as “Cool Cats.” Boca lifers > TJjjSj
dressed as insects and farm animals during the second grade Environmental Show and m&h
later effectively proved that “Everybody Has Music Inside.” Their cultural prowess
was only heightened by Finer Points, in which they became the classiest polka-
dancing lower schoolers in all the land. When they weren’t on campus, Boca
lifers were exploring the Kennedy Space Center, St. Augustine, the Everglades,
or Washington D.C. (where they all contracted a suspicious strain of what jgjg
can only be described as the Bubonic plague). After the Bar/Bat Mitzvah Jkgr-
mania of seventh grade, eighth grade rolled around and they knew their j p HH h Q h HHM
time at Boca was coming to a close. Soon it would be time to encounter
the urban legend of “Fort Lauderdale Kids”; they waved goodbye PRESTON
to their Boca campus and relocated to their new home in Fort AKBA
Lauderdale. As the class of 2015 now prepares to embrace the
next journey in their lives, they remember the words of then-
eighth grade graduation song: “A chapter ending but the A |
story’s onlyjust begun/The page is turning for everyone.” yfm dPgCL . s ’■ iOSS MELLMAN

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